CHAPTER XVII.

Return from Allatoona--Hood's Deportment--Cross the Coosa 285

River--Devastation around Rome--Rome Burned--Garrison of Resaca

Refuses to Surrender--Capture of the Seventeenth Iowa Regiment

at Tilton--Dalton Taken--Dug Gap--Dinner of Roasting

Ears--Supper--Captured Officers are Jolly Good

Fellows--Gadsden--Encampment at Mrs. Sansom's--Her Daughter a

Guide for Gen. Forrest when He Captured Gen. Streight--Cross the

Black Warrior River and Sand Mountains--Decatur--Some Fighting

at Decatur--Gen. Beauregard with Hood--Beautiful Valley of the

Tennessee made Desolate by War--Tuscumbia--Dreary March to

Columbia, Rain and Snow--Stewart's and Cheatham's Corps Cross

Duck River _en Route_ to Spring Hill--Hood Slept--Schofield

Passed By--Pursue Schofield to Franklin--Battle of

Franklin--Incidents--Remarkable Order for a Second Assault at

Night--Losses in My Two Brigades--Exchange of Prisoners Stopped

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